Category Archives: Terminal

How to use dig to get the TTL (time to load) of a domain

Posted 4 weeks ago admin Mac Os X / Terminal

Obtaining the TTL for a domain is quite simple. Open up a terminal and meet your new friend ‘dig’. Type the follow, replacing my website …

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A colleague of mine was having some trouble setting up virtual host’s with his new installation of MAMP recently. So I decided to sit down …

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Posted 6 months ago admin Mac Os X / Terminal

This is a great little one liner, to publish your local SSH key to any server you need to work with in one simple line. …

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Posted 8 months ago admin Mac Os X / Server Side Development / Terminal

I often forget how to do this, so this time im going to blog it so that I can always look back at it and …

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Posted 1 year ago admin Mac Os X / Server Side Development / Terminal

Last night I trawled the internet trying to find the answer to how to hook up my mac os x terminal to my mamp mysql …

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Not having had huge experience working with mysql dumping and rsync. This afternoon I was faced with the task of taking a backup of one …

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Just something I found myself looking up today so that I can do everything from the comfort of my little terminal window. I wanted to …

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Posted 2 years ago admin Mac Os X / Server Side Development / Terminal

When working on your server with ssh access, you tend to get very used to doing everything you need to do via the terminal window. …

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